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1 aloittaa
yks.nom. aloittaa; yks.gen. aloitan; yks.part. aloitti; yks.ill. aloittaisi; mon.gen. aloittakoon; mon.part. aloittanut; mon.ill. aloitettiinbegin (verb)begin start (verb)commence (verb)enter upon (verb)initiate (verb)launch (verb)lead (verb)lead off (verb)preface (verb)set up (verb)start (verb)start off (verb)* * *• initialize• lead off• lay the foundation• launch• introduce• lead• initiate• start as• instigate• open• preface• set up• enter upon• start off• start with something• start• take the initiative• undertake• usher in• set in motion• be one up• found• establish• arise• begin start• begin• black lead• boot• bring into being• commence -
2 synnyttää
• lead to• cause• create• engender• generate to• generate• spawn• give rise to• procreate• produce• provoke• raise• set off• call forth• give birth• bring forth• bring about• breed• beget• be delivered of• be confined• arouse• bring -
3 saattaa
yks.nom. saattaa; yks.gen. saatan; yks.part. saattoi; yks.ill. saattaisi; mon.gen. saattakoon; mon.part. saattanut; mon.ill. saatettiinaccompany (verb)attend (verb)be able (verb)be capable of (verb)conduct (verb)convoy (verb)drive (verb)escort (verb)go with (verb)land (verb)may (verb)plunge (verb)put (verb)see (verb)see off (verb)squire (verb)take (verb)walk (verb)throw (noun)* * *• escort• be able• be capable of• bring• can• chaperon• conduct• convoy• dare• drive• attend• walk• throw• follow• get• go with• guard• guide• induce• demand• squire• land• see off• see see off• see a person off• be able to• shame• accompany• take• put• plunge• occur with• move• may• lead• see -
4 kaventaa
yks.nom. kaventaa; yks.gen. kavennan; yks.part. kavensi; yks.ill. kaventaisi; mon.gen. kaventakoon; mon.part. kaventanut; mon.ill. kavennettiincurtail (verb)decrease (verb)limit (verb)narrow (verb)reduce (verb)restrict (verb)take in (verb)* * *• narrow the lead• narrow• reduce by• reduce• restrict• narrow off• take in• remove• taper• thin• truncate• withdraw• take away• cut down• subtract• narrow down• abridge• cast off• curtail• cut• decrease• deduct• knock off• lessen• limit• make smaller• choke -
5 aiheuttaa
yks.nom. aiheuttaa; yks.gen. aiheutan; yks.part. aiheutti; yks.ill. aiheuttaisi; mon.gen. aiheuttakoon; mon.part. aiheuttanut; mon.ill. aiheutettiinbeget (verb)breed (verb)bring (verb)bring about (verb)cause (verb)create (verb)fetch (verb)give (verb)give rise to (verb)induce (verb)inflict (verb)lead to (verb)occasion (verb)produce (verb)provoke (verb)raise (verb)result in (verb)* * *• breed• give cause to• give occasion to• set off• result in• affect• beget• bring about• bring forth• bring into being• bring on• bring• cause• create• originate in• draw forth• effect• come from• produce• raise• lead to• provoke• give rise to• occasion• fetch• initiate• inflict• induce• give -
6 aikaansaada
yks.nom. aikaansaada; yks.gen. aikaansaan; yks.part. aikaansai; yks.ill. aikaansaisi; mon.gen. aikaansaakoon; mon.part. aikaansaanut; mon.ill. aikaansaatiinaccomplish (verb)achieve (verb)bring about (verb)cause (verb)create (verb)effect (verb)lead to (verb)produce (verb)work (verb)* * *• induce• work• set off• result• provoke• produce• manoeuvre• lead to• cause• effect• compel• generate• bring about• achieve• accomplish• create -
7 eksyttää
yks.nom. eksyttää; yks.gen. eksytän; yks.part. eksytti; yks.ill. eksyttäisi; mon.gen. eksyttäköön; mon.part. eksyttänyt; mon.ill. eksytettiindeceive (verb)delude (verb)misguide (verb)mislead (verb)* * *• lead astray• deceive• fool• misguide• misdirect• mislead• put off the scent• misslead• delude -
8 käydä
attend (verb)behave (verb)call (verb)come (verb)ferment (verb)fit (verb)go (verb)match (verb)resort (verb)run (verb)suit (verb)tick (verb)touch (verb)visit (verb)wage (verb)work (verb)tread (noun)* * *• wage• match• leave• lead• lay down oneself• hit• happen• grow• go• go to• go around• function• fit• move over• commence• be directed• come• come to• circulate• change• call• behave• begin• become• be valid• be suited• be suitable• ferment• touch• affect• work• wander• walk• visit• undertake• tread• operate• touch at• tick• stroll• step• stencil paper• start• serve as• run• roam• suit• pass off• turn• pass -
9 vetää
drag (verb)draw (verb)haul (verb)hold (verb)lug (verb)pull (verb)tow (verb)trail (verb)tug (verb)wind (verb)engage (verb)* * *• haul at• lay• trail• tug• upon• wind up• wind• haul• lead• energise• draw off• drag• conduct• hold• pick up• draw• PU• be jerking• pull on• pull• pull at• run• lug• snatch• strain at• stretch• take• tear• tow• rend• extract -
10 saattaa
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